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You know what?" his face lightened a little with garrulity "my granmutter she seen him, yah, sure she seen him, seddin' on his horse when he gone ridin' into Utrecht in eighdeen hunderd fife, with soljus.
"No, I shan't run," said Harry; "the cowards have half killed poor Dick, or I'd set him at them. I know who they are, there's Bill Jenkins, and the two Stapleses. Don't I wish I was bigger, I'd give it them;" and Harry ground his teeth together, and clenched his fists tightly. "Yah; yah-ha; go home!" shouted the assailants.
"Doncher zhink 's mos' time t' go?" "Ve vas dere now." "Home?" "Yah." "Can't say I'm pleased with your d'mestic surroundings, Boffski. Razzer too mush noise f' man of my temp'ment. Guesh I'll haffer bid you g'night, Boffski." "Nein." "Yesh, Boffski, mush go. Gotter 'gagement." "Vait. I haf not show you yet " "T' tell truf, Moffski, I've seen 'nuff. 'F I wasser shee more, might not sleep well.
Stalky looked at him with respect. 'I'll have my car round in five minutes, said The Infant. 'Ipps'll help carry 'em downstairs, and he shook Mr. Wontner by the hand. We were all perfectly serious till the two bundles were dumped on a divan in the hall, and the boys waked and began to realise what had happened. 'Yah! said Mr. Wontner, with the simplicity of twelve years old.
Zeb remained motionless until he stooped over him; then bending his knees to his chin, he gathered all his strength, and planted both feet in his chest, throwing him a dozen feet. The savage groaned and doubled up in his agony, and gasped spasmodically for breath. "Dar, how does dat set on your stummich? Yah! yah! dat's fun!"
"Here's a game!" cried Bob, as soon as he had recovered from his astonishment. "Well, we can't go on in the dark. Let's stop here." "But we've got to find a place to sleep, Bob," protested Dexter. "Yah! you're always wanting to go to sleep. There ain't no place to sleep ashore, so let's sleep in the boat. Why, we shall always have to bunk down there when we get out to sea."
"Well, who said it wasn't!" growled the boy. "You can swim, can't you?" "But I shall get so wet." "Yah!" ejaculated Bob in tones of disgust. "You are a fellow. Take your clothes off, make 'em in a bundle, and swim over."
"Oh, this unlucky birthday! As if trees could take Sue's place!" "Yah!" chuckled Hiram from the barn door, "I knowed dat ar gem'lin was a-diggin' a hole fer hisself on dis farm." "Mr. Minturn " Sue began as they came toward the house arm in arm. "Hal " he interrupted. "Well, then, Mr. Hal, you must promise me one thing in dead earnest. I'm the only chick father and mother have.
"It's my belief as our skipper's pretty nigh mad," continued Tom, giving a vicious jerk at his oar, "or else he wouldn't be sending us ashore at this time o' night." "Well, it is late, Tommy," said the gunner; "but we must make the best on it." "Yah! There ar'n't no best on it. All we can do is to get ashore, sit down on the sand, and shout out, `Muster Leigh, ahoy!"
"Do not practice on it yet," he said, without unkindness, but with a firm tone which gave his words almost the stern significance of a real order. "There is no hurry, liebschen, but, when the time is ripe for it, ah, it will come. Yah; it will come." Her thoughts were full of all this talk of love and marriage as she went to Mrs.
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